MrSix

Sold!

Current highest bid unless someone messaged me on my phone. In a few hours I will put the bike on HE. I'll make a comment on my thread once it's done!

Whilst I appreciate your offer, you'll have to aim quite a bit higher than 1.35 Considering there are offers out there for 2.3 million, that'll be the play field I have.

I'm more interested in pure money, but you can always let me hear what you'd want to trade for!

I got one for sale! You'll have to go at least 2.4 as I have a 2.3 offer at the moment.

I texted you!

I'm open to realistic offers. You can comment here or text me an offer #529-1637.

[SOLD] Beautiful 3G in Vinewood with AMAZING view over the city! Spacious garden with large hottub and a lounge! 1 Hillcrest Ave Open for offers! #3117028

Riding my bike into town soon. Will hit you up once I'm ready.

I've texted you an offer.

Hello, I'm looking for any houses that have parking space for either three or four vehicles. House has to be in the city. Extra parkway on the exterior (by use of gate) is a big +1. Either respond here with the address of the house you're selling and include your phone number, or text me at #3117028.

Considering all feedback, this is what I can possibly see happening: Allow radio usage when injured. (no shootout) Disable radio + phone when the subject who's injured has bullet wounds. (Radio and phone could scriptly be turned off and you could stop the player from turning them on for the duration of the injury.) Disable radio + phone when in certain animations (such as hands up, /down) or when cuffed where it is unrealistic to talk on the radio or use your phone. I believe this way we're eliminating the NonRP rule breaking but also keeping it realistic.

I can see a lot of you discussing the shootout situations. Let me just clarify that this suggestion does not apply to people being shot, as I stated that's NonRP. This suggestion is only for people who got injured in other ways, where talking on the radio wouldn't necessarily be considered a Non-RolePlay action. (E.g when you've been hit by a car, drove into a pole, fell from a small roof, ...)

When a player is injured I believe they should be allowed to communicate using their radio instead of only their phone. It RP'ly makes no sense to be unable to talk on the radio, but being fully able to grab your phone from your pocket, unlock it and call emergency services for help. As of now, once you're injured you cannot use your radio. So let's say you are riding your motorycle, miss your turn and crash into a pole and are scriptly downed, it is against the rules to communicate a single word using the radio, but it is totally fine to call 911 for medical assistance. I struggle to see the realism being enforced within this rule. How does someone who's injured succeed in making a phone call, but fail to hold a single button on their radio (which is an ear-piece in most cases). The only logical reasoning I see behind this new rule is to avoid NonRP situations. E.g when you've been shot in a shootout and you immediately start yelling on the radio. But if that's really the only reason I believe the rulebreaker should just be reported on the forums instead of not allowing any player to utilize their radio when injured. This is not a kind of rule that promotes better roleplay from the players. This is a rule purely put in place to avoid a possible rule-break of NonRP, which in my opinion is the wrong approach.

Love it, absolutely love it. I'll be in touch

That's pretty cool. +1

This sounds nice, +1

To be honest, I've been in the PD Faction for over a year and have never stacked charges like this, nor have I directly witnessed it. Whilst legally officers are allowed to charge you like that (if you'd shoot at multiple), it really doesn't happen. At least, I've never seen it being done. BUT, this is a roleplay server, actions have consequences. Criminals having the mindset of "Let me kill a few cops and then AFK 2 hours in prison" isn't the greatest either heh... But perhaps this is something we can discuss internally if this really is an issue. (Which I doubt.)

I just want to add that we do take your pocket money but don't keep it for ourselves. We have paperwork to file mentioning how much money we took from you and then that money gets donated to our Media Relations division, which they then use to organize public events. If a cop is secretly keeping your money, they're breaking policies.

If you've waited for two weeks, it should be your turn relatively soon. Currently, there are over 6700 applications pending for review so it takes time. I hope you understand and sorry for the long wait.

I completely understand that. For us it is very difficult to predict when your application will be handled. Our role is 100% voluntary meaning that we cannot force our players to do an X amount of applications per day. We basically cannot provide you with accurate numbers. Therefore many of us are not confidend on giving you a timelapse. I hope you understand that. But if you really really want a number, I’d say approx 1 week at this time.

Hi there! We understand you are eager to play on our server. Unfortunately, we have many applications coming in. Currently, we have over 4000 pending applications. We're trying our best to get through them ASAP, but it takes time. I hope you can understand.